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I have an F200 camera that I've been using for a few months. It works well, but has one odd quirk: if the computer boots up without the camera plugged in, I can't use it. The RealSense SDK init always fails in this case. For example, I open the FaceTracking demo, and get the message "Init Failed" even though the camera is now plugged in.
If the camera is plugged in at boot time everything works as expected, and I can even plug and unplug the camera between USB3 ports.
I have tried each of the DCM releases from 1.2, 1.3 and now 1.4 with the same behavior. I've tried uninstalling everything (DCM and SDK) and reinstalling it. I would appreciate any suggestions.
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I use the have the same behavior with windows 8.1 in different PCs. I found that there is an issue with the DCM service that is not restarting properly causing the camera not to work. I have a .bat file that I run as an administrator that solves this issue for me. This file restarts the service, so I use to run it every time that I plug in the camera.
I attached the file for you, so you can give it a try. Just remember to follow the next steps:
1. Plug the camera
2.Run the .bat file as an administrator.
Thanks
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Given the fact that this camera was designed to be embedded, as opposed to a USB accessory, I reckon this bug is not going to be addressed at all. So, I would advice you to just keep the camera plugged in...
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This happened with me as well, seems like after a couple of months of use, this issue comes up. In my case the green light wouldn't light up. Do let me know if you're experiencing a similar Although what I would recommend as a last resort is this:
1) Unistall both the driver and SDK
2) Restart your computer
3) Install both of them while the Camera is attached
4) Restart again
5) Test now
If even after this it does not work, you'd have to stick with connecting the camera before booting up.
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Maybe is for windows version, is x86 or x64?
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Thanks for the comments everyone. @samontab, I appreciate the pessimism, but it certainly worked this way for awhile... @Rishabh, as I mentioned in the post, I did try that. @Sergio, not sure what you're saying really, but I did use the 64bit version of the SDK and DCM and am using 64bit windows.
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I use the have the same behavior with windows 8.1 in different PCs. I found that there is an issue with the DCM service that is not restarting properly causing the camera not to work. I have a .bat file that I run as an administrator that solves this issue for me. This file restarts the service, so I use to run it every time that I plug in the camera.
I attached the file for you, so you can give it a try. Just remember to follow the next steps:
1. Plug the camera
2.Run the .bat file as an administrator.
Thanks
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Gerardo,
Thanks a bunch. This script did the trick for me.
Best,
Matt
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